Iranian election roundup, 5 June 2009

Seven days left!

There was a one-day break in the debates yesterday but campaigning is going fierce and there's a lot to report on.

• Mousavi leads in the polls, according to a new report, the first conducted after the debate between Mousavi and Ahmadinejad.
  
• On the shifting political tide and the sudden surge of support for Mousavi.
• Mousavi warns the government against invasions of privacy and criticizes weak economic policy
• Street clashes in Tehran between Ahmadinejad and Mousavi supporters
• Public Radio International article on the intense online activity during the election
• Recent activity in Persian from Google Trends is below. Mousavi is blue, Ahmadinejad is red, Rezaei yellow/orange, and Karroubi is green.
  

Response to Ahmadinejad's accusations on the suspension of nuclear enrichment in 2003.

US hopes for an end to the current stalemate after the election

Iran's top pro-reform cleric wants Ahmadinejad out

Ahmadinejad intends to keep naming names

The first of the three remaining debates will happen later today, and today's participants are Ahmadinejad and Karroubi.